Comment by wredcoll
This post would have a lot more meaning if "vibe coders" were the only ones making security mistakes that involved thousands of customers.
This post would have a lot more meaning if "vibe coders" were the only ones making security mistakes that involved thousands of customers.
> That's like saying if/when an AV runs over a bunch of people that its not like they're the only ones running over people human drivers do it too!
Well, what matters most is how much they run over people relative to human drivers. People often act like "even once is too many!", ignoring that fact that no, once is not too many, if it's less than what is already happening.
> That's like saying if/when an AV runs over a bunch of people that its not like they're the only ones running over people human drivers do it too!
I mean, that's literally what happened? Computer controlled cars were developed, killed some people, and everyone collectively shrugged and went on with their lives. A large part of that reaction was probably because we're all immersed in a culture that just expects some number of people to die because of cars every year.
Yeah you're right. Your post would have a lot more meaning if you would realize that the rate at which security mistakes are occurring is about to explode (if not already).
That's like saying if/when an AV runs over a bunch of people that its not like they're the only ones running over people human drivers do it too!
Thankfully, Waymo which I use regularly is fkin awesome and actually works. Then again, they're not vibrating.